metal, plastic and dye
2015
Advanced Technology Applied in Fine Art
Advanced Technology Applied in Fine Art
The Art makes the human from us. It is like a mirror in which we see ourselves. Encourages, develops and cultivates our receptivity, sensitivity, intuition and emphaty. The Art makes us better able to perceive and environs sense. It appeals not to only the intellect of human but raises its EQ.
Prof. Mikuláš Huba
Geographer, environmentalist and university professor
Over the past few decades, art and technology have become more intertwined than ever before. Whether it’s through providing new ways to express themselfs, allowing more human interaction or simply making the process of creating it easier.
This calatogue is the consequence of the collaboration between Academy of Fine Arts and Design and Polymer Institute of the Slovak Academy of Sciences in Bratislava.
Use of technology for nanofibers production and study of various tread and structures used in textile applied art.
Studium of structure of textile products for further use in textile art and design.
Electrospinning is the process of the ultra-fine fibers forming in the electric field. Generally the products are applicable in the various field of medicine, in separation processes, as membranes, in composites etc.
Least, but not last, this project express relation between art, environmental protection and reclaimation. In this project was used mainly material from the waste as metal wires, fencing and plastic bottle from polyethylene terephthalate.
Idea
Light and space are undoubtedly inevitable units of interaction. One without the other actually does not exist. Natural light in any space creates interesting moments and compositions. The space affects us according to the contrast or brightness of the light that falls on it.
Idea
Artwork focus on the topic of recording of the present moment in its own dynamic duration
Idea
The collection of jewelleris was created for international bienal of design and the same technology was useing to haute couture outfits Katarina Kobušová master project. The collection was called “Cocoons” because jewellery exhibite the similarities with silkworm cocoons.
Táto práca je založená na výsledkoch projektu Centra aplikovaného výskumu
nových materiálov a transferu technológií, ITMS 26240220088, podporeného
z Operačného programu veda a výskum, financovaného z ERDF.
Autori ďakujú za podporu aj projektom z Vedeckej a grantovej agentúry MŠVVaŠ SR s číslom
VEGA 2/0158/17 a VEGA 2/0161/17 a projektom
Agentúry na Podporu Vedy a Výskumu APVV 15-0528 a APVV 15-0545.
Finančne podporené Vysokou školou výtvarných umení v Bratislave.
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